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- womens traditional role
- traditional nursing role
- In 1971, who formed an organization called men in nursing
- In 1974, he organized group of male nurses
- also played a significant role in devrlopment of nursing
- Who converted to christianity
- knights hospitalers
- they dedicated themselves to the care of people with leprosy, syphilos and skin conditions
- organized care for victims of black plague in germany
- reinstutued the order of deaconesses and opened a small hospital and training school in germany
- what war had inadequacy of care given to soldiers
- what war when several nurses emerged who were notable for thei contributions
- who provided care and safety to slaves fleeing to the north on the underground railroad
- who searched the battlefield and gave care to injutred and dying soldiers
- became the union superintendent of female nurses responsible for recruiting nurse and supervising nursing care working in army hospital during civil war
- progress in healthcare occurred in what war
- ww2
- established in ww2 (corps)
- When is nursing without organization, education, social status. No respectable woman should have a career
- Who improved the standards of care of war casualties in crimean war
- First nurse to exert political pressure on government
- first nurse researcher
- A school teacher who volunteered as nurse during american civil war
- Who established Red Cross
- America's first trained nurse. Also known for introducing nurse notes and doctor orders, wearing uniforms
- First african american professional nurse
- considered as founder of public health nursing
- feminist, writer, political protest movements for womens right
- Who is imprisoned for openinh first birth control info clinic in america, also founded planned parenthood
- first male president of american nurses association
- system of ideas used to explain a phenomenon
- four concepts can be superimposed on almost any work in nursing
- paradigm means
- 4 metaparadigm
- patient comes from latin word meaning
- individual who engages advice or services of another
- three types of clients of nurses
- what is goal of illness
- assist the client physucally and psychologically ehile preserving dignity
- What role does nurses identify client problems and communicate these verbally